bangladesh is one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change. frequent cyclones and tidal surges have washed up surface water sources. and for fresh water, villagers must rely on these water purification centres set up by non—government organisations. but water here is too costly for poor villages. this water treatment plant can provide 111,000 litres of water every day, which is helping 400 families. but the water here is 23 times costlier than in the capital. climate change is not only affecting fresh water sources, cyclones have also devastated farmlands which are a main source of income for people in bangladesh. the country's coastal areas are particularly at risk. this farmer was well off 10 years ago. now he can barely make ends meet. translation: we used to grow rice, vegetables and some fruits here. - people were running their families peacefully. after three major cyclones with tidal surges, salty water intrusion happened here so we cannot grow anything now. experts warn that 20,000,000 people may be forced out of bangladesh's coastal

first of all, can you elaborate a little bit more about what bangladesh and it citizen stand to lose if the climate rises by 1.5 to brace? yes, of course. bang, the dishes i said is a very populated country and we have the bay of been gone by the sight of us. and it is being predicted that if the temperature rises by one foot rises above $1.00 degrees, then we lose one 3rd or 4th floor. and which means we really have to accommodate this one. this one pert beeble within the video, little landmark that we'd have, which means we have less wood production, so asleep, but the fishery. we had the 2nd largest sweetwater fishery of the word, we lose our speak. what of the 3 people who not be able to grow as much food as they need to grow, may be forced to actually leave out and you will have to read brought them back up . by the way i am drawing the map of bundle dish. my children, the next generation we lot be able to broy, did the same to for half in my lifetime, i will have to read on the map of bangladesh of any needs that be to be thought of collapse of the economy. a social, a social p

bangladesh couldn't. 24—3 became 34—5. there is superman — he's injured, and no one was able to put on his cloak. he finished thejob, bangladesh 84 all out. they knew it wasn't enough. that didn't stop south africa momentarily losing their grip. aiden markram's runaway bat may have dismissed him hit wicket. instead, next ball it was nick wickett. south africa three down. time for some leadership — the captain released the pressure. reaching the semifinals might depend on net run rate — that means winning quickly. south africa got there with six overs to fair to crisp air. for bangladesh, this tournament has all been a blur. for namibia, it may feel like a hazy dream. few expected them to be involved alongside the best teams in the world. like pakistan who, or after dutch after a slow start, took things up several notches thanks largely to a mohamed rizwan. he smashed 79, 22 from the last over alone. that meant namibia needed a mountainous 190 to win. their tracks and got rocky. it will be easy to give up when the sum

and that - bangladesh... i have been privileged. and that has i bangladesh... i have been i privileged. and that has been amazing. the driving force for me was to be able to tell a human story of climate change and to tell the signed story. the scientists got us here. if there had not been incredible work in weird and wonderful parts of the world, the amazon, the kalahari desert, the arctic, over years patiently gathering data. me on hand to witness that. we would not be here. and it has been a privilege to go off with fantastically talented companions to difficult locations, bring the stories to audiences in the hope that it makes sense to them. ., ., ., , ., , them. you have done it brilliantly well and explain _ them. you have done it brilliantly well and explain it _ them. you have done it brilliantly well and explain it well— them. you have done it brilliantly well and explain it well and - them. you have done it brilliantly well and explain it well and you i well and explain it well and you bring it home to us and we are going to miss you. you might tha

in a village on the coast of bangladesh, people are using mud to try to hold back the sea. it's all they've got. the rising level of the ocean means they're getting flooded more often. and we saw the same villagers struggling in the same way, back in 2009. the people who've done least to cause climate change suffering the most from it. if the forecasts of climate scientists are right and the sea rises even more, maybe by a metre by the end of the century, well, how on earth are these millions of people going to cope? with life so precarious, this community has long been desperate for international help. that's why shorbanu khatun wanted to share her story at the climate summit in copenhagen 12 years ago. she told me she was pleased to be there and believed that world leaders would do something. they didn't. and now shorbanu's life is tougher than ever. extreme weather is striking more often, and there's still very little assistance. translation: we have no idea what we can do. - if people can help us, then something can change. we don't have the money to move to other place

in a village on the coast of bangladesh, people are using mud to try to hold back the sea. it's all they've got. the rising level of the ocean means they are getting flooded more often. and we saw the same villagers struggling in the same way, back in 2009. the people who have done least to cause climate change suffering the most from it. if the forecasts of climate scientists are right and the sea rises even more, maybe by a metre by the end of the century, how on earth are these millions of people going to cope? with life so precarious, this community has long been desperate for international help. that's why this woman wanted to share her story at the climate summit in copenhagen 12 years ago. she told me she was pleased to be there and believed that world leaders would do something. they didn't. now her life is tougher than ever. extreme weather is striking more often, and there's still very little assistance. translation: we have no idea what we can do. - if people can help us, then something can change. we don't have the money to move to other places. i have nothing t

bangladesh is one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change. frequent cyclones and tidal surges have washed up surface water sources. and for fresh water, villagers must rely on these water purification centres set up by non—government organisations. but water here is too costly for poor villages. this water treatment plant can provide 14,000 litres of water every day, which is helping 400 families. but the water here is 23 times costlier than in the capital. climate change is not only affecting fresh water sources, cyclones have also devastated farmlands which are a main source of income for people in bangladesh. the country's coastal areas are particularly at risk. this farmer was well off 10 years ago. now he can barely make ends meet. translation: we usedj to grow rice, vegetables and some fruits here. people were running their families peacefully. after three major cyclones with tidal surges, salty water intrusion happened here so we cannot grow anything now. experts warn that 20,000,000 people may be forced out of bangladesh's coastal a

that result knocks bangladesh out. let's talk a little bit more about antonio conte, i'm joined by simon stone. what is he had to say? it is interesting because antonio conte has referred back to talks that he had with tottenham in the summer in the aftermath of him leaving inter milan and who say marine you. he said the reason that those negotiations did not reach a successful conclusion is was that it was too soon, basically, from him leaving inter milan to moving to another club, but he said he was left with the impression of this contagious drive and enthusiasm and determination from the tottenham chairman, daniel leavey. he hasn't forgotten that. given this opportunity, he has taken it with both hands and he understands that there is a determination amongst the executives at tottenham, led by daniel leavey, for the club to be what he describes as a protagonist again, that means challenging for major honours, that means emulating maurico pochettino's achievements and getting the club to semifinals and getting the c

, and in fact, millions of bangladesh, and in fact, millions of people on coastlines around the world threatened by streams of meltwater heading for the oceans. gradually, the projections for the future climate were becoming more reliable. the models were more accurate. supercomputers were handling vast amounts of data, so the un's climate science panel has now overcome years of doubt and denial to reach its most definitive conclusion, that it is us forcing up temperatures. there are natural features that are on our side. the great tropical forests. they are home to abundant and diverse wildlife, and the store carbon that would otherwise be heating the air. so the habitats these animals depend on act as a buffer against climate change. but we are hacking those trees down. we caught this moment in ghana. saw another massive tree taken away to be used for timber. this process is going on notjust in ghana, but in tropical rainforests right around the world. the worst devastation is in the amazon. it is heartbreaking, like walking through a graveyard, a once thriving habitat suddenly sile

looking to bounce back after their defeat to england at the weekend, aaron finch's side gave bangladesh no chance at all, bowling them out for just 73. adam zampa getting five wickets. finch then starred with the bat, top scoring with a0 off 20 balls to help them reach the target in just over six overs. they now go above south africa in the table and play the west indies in theirfinal match. and talking of west indies. they are out — their defence ended with defeat to sri lanka in abu dhabi. sri lanka set them a target of 190 and took regular wickets to stifle their chase, this stunning catch from bhanuka rajapaksa one of the highlights. despite shimron hetmyer�*s 80, which included a late flurry of sixes, the west indies ultimately fell 20 runs short. cameron norrie has lost in straight sets to the american taylor fritz in the paris masters. the world number 13 had been hoping to get through the third round, and qualify for the atp tourfinals in turin — which is still mathematically possible, but 2a year old fritz was too strong for him. taking norrie 6—3 in the first set and t

bangladesh has a _ with climate protection. bangladesh has a model for doing this, where you build — has a model for doing this, where you build wind farms but built coastat — you build wind farms but built coastal protection into that as welt — coastal protection into that as welt so— coastal protection into that as well. so you do the two things together _ well. so you do the two things together. bangladesh got a plan out early in _ together. bangladesh got a plan out early in the year saying we want this to _ early in the year saying we want this to he — early in the year saying we want this to be the model for economic growth _ this to be the model for economic growth no— this to be the model for economic growth. no reason why india, much bigger— growth. no reason why india, much bigger country cannot do the same thing _ bigger country cannot do the same thin. . bigger country cannot do the same thin. , . . thing. interesting watching the room. he takes _ thing. interesting watching the room. he takes his _ th

but of course, bangladesh is one of the countries are which will be badly affected by a climate change. and it is being badly affected by climate change. let's take he back to our environment adversary where nick clark is there a for as nate vaccine? yeah, thanks very much for that. so yes. so i will clip up some of what she cassini was saying and give it more, but just of exactly what she did address to the delegates. but as you say, bangladesh, a very critical country right in the front line of climate change as a country of 170000000 people are very low lying. millions of people are already being displaced by rising was as it is exceptionally vulnerable, low elevation, high population. it's right on the teeth of all this. so be very interesting to hear more about what she had to say. okay, we were just, we just had a report from nick carr, kim liberia, which was one of the circle, dirty countries in the world. let's go to the greenest country. the world i met his denmark, his journal, hope the greatest country in the world. indeed, number one on the environmental protection index th

here as bangladesh were all out for just 73, australia winning by 8 wickets. as a result, they overtake sol, africa, and the point stable with only one more group game left. it's been a really weak ball copier. feel like some guys in our team haven't really spent much time on the middle am now obviously you want to win games like we did that i. but am, i don't have our full throttle. i think it's really important that i am now dispersing these game is our, is a next one on our minds and they're really dangerous, tame and same as bangladesh. they have played really well against us a few months ago. so i am. yeah, it's the really dangerous tame. while the defending champions are out where things were beaten by slang, k, narbey, narbey said it, i fell anchors. $68.00 helped the sri lankan suppose $189.00 for 3. for the wendy's a shimmer on hit my head, and i am beaten, 81, but was in vain. for lincoln's winning by 20 runs, although they had already been eliminated. coming into the fixture mother talk a bit you through to the quarter finals of the paris masters wi

we have a special report from bangladesh and the impact of rising sea levels. also in the programme... australia opens its international borders as flights resume from sydney and melbourne. cheering and applause. and live with day of the dead parades. commemorations return to mexico after a year off due to the pandemic. after a year off due to the pandemic— after a year off due to the andemic. ., ., , ., pandemic. life from our studio in singapore. _ pandemic. life from our studio in singapore, this _ pandemic. life from our studio in singapore, this is _ pandemic. life from our studio in singapore, this is bbc - pandemic. life from our studio| in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. the long—awaited climate summit has opened in glasgow. world leaders, prominent scientists and advisers are ready for 12 days of discussion with one principal aim, of discussion with one principalaim, to of discussion with one principal aim, to get the world to reduce carbon emissions and avoid a climate catastrophe. and to confirm the

while some countries can afford gleaming steel structures like this, most others can't. 0n the coast of bangladesh, back in 2009, we saw sea water pouring into this village. the flood was so deep, a boat was the only way for us to get around. and the only defence was a wall of mud that was broken. people were struggling to repair it. a human chain passing handfuls of mud to fill the gaps to try to hold back the sea. the big worry here, of course, is if the forecasts of climate scientists are right and the sea rises even more, maybe by a metre by the end of the century, how enough of these millions of people going to cope? while london is secure, the only refuge here was a narrow ridge. the people who've done at least to cause climate change were suffering most from it. life was far more precarious than i ha. precarious than i'd ever expected, and it was getting worse. all over the world, i was seeing that children were feeling the impact. remembering the school in vietnam always brings a lump to my throat. the class was drawing pictures of flooding, and it was like seeing into nightmares, of drown

it's on the northeast part of india, between bhutan, bangladesh and nepal. it's very, very far, and probably the most isolated island i've visited... and definitely the most threatened. every year,

. >> in a village on the coast of bangladesh, people are using mud to try and hold back the sea. it is all they have got. the rising level of the ocean means that they are getting flooded more often. we saw the same villages struggling in the same way back in 2009. the people who have done least to cause climate change are suffering the most from it. if the forecast is right and the sea rises even more, maybe by a meter by the end of the century, how are these people going to cope? >> with life so precarious, this community has long been desperate for international help. that is why she wanted to share her story at the climate summit in copenhagen, 12 years ago. she told me she was pleased to be there and believed that world leaders would do something. they didn't. now, her life is tougher than ever. extreme weher is striking more often, and still very lile assistance. >> we have no idea what we can do. if people can help us, then something can change. we don't have the money to move to other places. i have nothing that i can give to my children. >> 30 million people in banglades

bangladesh emits less than half of 1% of the global greenhouse gases that are warming the planet, but suffers disproportionately from that warming. this low-lying country has always been vulnerable to flooding, but climate change has intensified storms, pushed saltwater further inland, and now driven an estimated ten million people from their homes. >> the 170 million people in my country are the most climate- aware people in the whole world. >> brangham: saleemul huq is the director of the international center for climate change and development at the independent university of bangladesh. he's in glasgow for cop26, and he's been to every one of these summits. does that explain all the gray hair on top of your head? >> indeed. indeed, the gray hair is one indicator. >> brangham: huq says the people of his country are following the talks in scotland closely. >> the poor people, in the poor countries of the world, feel the climate change problem is a problem of injustice. it's not about environment. it's not about politics. it's about rich people polluting the atmosphere, and making vic

bangladesh couldn't. 24—3 became 311—5. they are superman is injured and no one was able to put on his cloak. nokia finish the job, bangladesh 84 all out. they knew it wasn't enough. that didn't stop south africa momentarily losing their grip. mark rooms a runaway bat might�*ve dismissed him it the next ball it was nick, wicked, south africa three down. time for some leadership. didn't release the pressure reaching the semifinals it might depend on net run rate. that means winning quickly. south there with six overs to spare. for bangladesh this tournament has all been a blur. ford namibia it might feel like a hazy dream, few expected them to be involved alongside the best teams in the world. like pakistan who after a slow start took things up several notches. thanks largely to rizwan, he smashed 79, 24 of them from the last over alone. that meant namibia needed a mountain is 190 to win. their truck still do not assume that rocky. it'll be easy to give up when the summit is out of sight but namibia kept kleiman to give ab

for just 19 runs, as bangladesh were all out for 73, australia winning by 8 wickets. they've overtaken south africa and the points table with one more group game left in the nfl green bay pack has called back and we're just has reportedly tested positive for coven 19, or miss sunday's game against kansas city. or just as the late as pac has players have corona virus after 2 wide receivers missed last weeks when at arizona. because of it is unclear whether the raining and f l m v p is vaccinated or not. meanwhile, the brooklyn nets coach steve nash says the team would welcome back, kyrie irving, if new york's covey rules change, irving is currently missing games because he refuses to be vaccinated. his absence hasn't heard the nets too much, though. as kevin durant stepped up against the atlanta hawks on wednesday, scoring 32 points leading by for the next school. the final 12 3rd quarter durant finished that with a 3 to beat. the buzzer, they won $117.00 to $1.00 oh, $8.00. 6 cleveland cavaliers. players finished with double digits, as they kept portland windlass on t

as bangladesh, we're all out for 73, australia winning by 8 wickets. they've ever taken south africa in the points table with one more group game to go. in the nfl green bay packers quarterback aaron rogers has reportedly tested positive for cove at 19 and will miss sunday's game against kansas city. rogers is the latest packers player to have corona virus after 2 wide receivers missed last weeks when of arizona. because of it's, it's unclear whether the reigning nfl m v p is vaccinated all knots. meanwhile, the brooklyn ets coach steve nash says the team would welcome back, kyrie irving. if new york's covert rules change, irving is currently missing games because he refuses to be vaccinated. his absence hasn't heard the nets too much, though as kevin duran stepped up against the atlanta hawks on wednesday school. we 32 points leading by 4, the net scored the final. 12 of the 3rd quarter. the ran finished back with a 3 to beat. the buzzer as they won 1171086 cleveland cavaliers. players finished with double digits as they kept portland windless on the

and so china, india, bangladesh, thailand, these are governments that need to, in whatever way they need to do it, they need to authorize cross border aid urgently t. are you hopeful that this will happen? do you think these countries have an interest in enacting and helping the neighbors, or are they unlikely they i, they do have an interest, i believe in ensuring that this happens. you know that the, the me and mart military's attacks posed a threat to regional peace and security. the un security council is broken. it is failed to act in, in responding to these atrocities against the people of mia martin responding to the military coup of february 1st. and so. busy in light of that, governments need to take initiative. and so certainly cross border aid is, is one of several recommendations. there are a number of things that governments need to do, including denying the military hunter, access to revenues, deny in the military and access to weapons. and of course ensuring accountability for the mass atrocity crimes that are taking place in k my he smith, they're great to get your though

5 for 19 as bangladesh. we're all out for $73.00. the australians winning this match by 8 wickets. they have overtaken south africa and the point table with one more group game left. meanwhile, the brooklyn nets coach steve nash said the team would well come back, kyrie irving, if new york's covert rules change, irving is currently missing games because he refuses to be vaccinated. his absence hasn't hurt than it's too much, though. as kevin duran stepped up against the atlanta hawks on wednesday, he scored 32. he points on the night, leading by fall the net scored the final. 12 of the 3rd quarter. the rent finished that with a 3 to beat. the buzzer, they won 171 underneath and we've got some time now to show you some stunning pictures from the european lp's where italian skier marcus era has completed what he has described as the ultimate run. the olympic freestar competitor has been working with a phone director for more than 2 years. the form he's dream run from the peaks of the map, fit in switzerland, t

an absolute failure was one of her son is the chief executive of the bangladesh environmental lawyers association. she says millions are facing an imminent catastrophe. the has the be all big go by the side. and it is being predicted that if the temperature rises by one, rises above $1.00 degrees, then we lose one 3rd of the city. and which means we really have to accommodate this one. this one, put people within the video land mess that we have, which means we have less production, so a speak. but officially we had the 2nd largest week like the city of the word with the city. people will not be able to grow as much food as they need to grow, be forced to actually leave out. and you will have to redraw the map of buttons that the way i am drying the map of binding the dish. my children, the next generation will not be able to draw it in to see if perhaps in my lifetime i will have to read on the map of bundle. it isn't of any needs that be, it will be dr. collapse of economic social a social connection, skin for and be like, bank is betty. we're trying to become a middle income gonna

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australia face bangladesh in the men's t20 world cup later on thursday as they look to continue their push for a place in the semi—finals. aaron finch's side need to win their remaining two games to have any hope of making the last four, while bangladesh despite already being out could take the aussies hopes with them as they look to bounce back from their hammering by england. we going to every game thinking that you have to win it, i think stop and it's something that helps you move on from the england game, i think that's really important, to move forward, put that behind us because england played incredibly well and they beat us pretty convincingly. the only thing we can do is move forward now and try and win and win strongly. cameron norrie's eased past the american reilly opelka to reach the last 16 of the paris masters. the 6—3, 6—a victory means the british world number 13 is still in with a chance of making the atp tour finals later this month and next up on thursday he'll face another american, taylor fritz, for a place in the quarter—finals. also out on thursday wil

looking to bounce back after their defeat to england at the weekend, aaron finch's side gave bangladesh no chance at all, bowling them out for just 73. adam zampa getting five wickets. finch then starred with the bat, top scoring with a0 offjust 20 balls to help them reach the target in just over six overs. they now go above south africa in the table to matters off the pitch, and a board meeting has been called at yorkshire county cricket club for tomorrow to discuss the fallout from former player azeem rafiq's racism allegations. yorkshire previously said it would take no disciplinary action against its employees, players or executives. it was reported that a racist term about rafiq's pakistani heritage was regularly used towards him, but an investigation concluded it was "friendly and good—natured banter". rafiq's former team—mate gary ballance says he was responsible for some of the racist language towards him. a series of sponsors and partners have cut their ties with yorkshire county cricket club over their handling of the racism allegations. an investigation found former spinn

wanna hassan is the chief executive of the bangladesh environmental lawyers association? she says millions, they're facing an imminent catastrophe. we have the bay of big oil by the side of us, and it is being predicted that if the temperature rises by one rises above 1.5 degrees, then we lose one 3rd of our full statistic. and which means we really have to accommodate this one. this one hurt people within the very little land mass that we have, which means we have less food production. so as before the fishery, we had the 2nd largest sweetwater fishery of the word with our speech. what of the 3 people will not be able to grow as much food as they need to grow? will be forced to actually leave out. and you will have to redraw the map of buttons to the way i am drying the map of bundle. the dish. my children, the next generation will not be able to draw it in to save the perhaps. in my lifetime, i will have to read on the map of bundle edition of anything. it will be daughter, collapse of economic, social, a, social production skins for and be like buying is, which is very

meanwhile south africa are preparing to play bangladesh in group 1 in abu dhabi. the proteas sit second in the group behind england. they've recovered from an opening defeat by australia and gone on to beat west indies and sri lanka. south africa are also unbeaten in six t20 is against their opponents. not good omens for bangladesh, who have already lost all three matches and star all rounder shakib al hasan through injury. to football now and tottenham are in advanced negotiations with former chelsea boss antonio conte about becoming their new manager. the club sacked nuno espirito santo on monday after just four months in charge. conte was due to hold face—to—face talks in london, with an announcement possible as early as tuesday. chairman daniel levy and managing director fabio paratici are moving quickly to secure a new manager for spurs, who lie 8th in the table, afterjust two wins in the last seven league games. well nuno espirito santo's former club wolves have gone above, among others, tottenham hotspur courtesy of their 2—1 win over everton at molin

but we also know that it is an extremely difficult situation for welcome from the poll bangladesh. pakistan is coming in a dating with these conditions. we know that they have improved, but more skill needs to be done. and i think that's where we are. and i think that actually it's time to make sure that there isn't this kind of almost philip, the journalist around the world are picking on capital by actually bringing up these issues. these issues need to be discussed openly. i'm yes, well go ahead is about how much as well that the changes are enforced. so, cats are often lumped together in terms of assessments of working conditions. whereas the work of organizes themselves put in more stringent labor conditions and regulations before the why the country did. then there were changes the labor laws across cats out now there are still issues with wanting to companies, build the infrastructure, making sure work is a paid that they're not going to pay for the right to go to work in the country. they do get their passports back, they can switch jobs, and those are the things that are highlighte

the impact of climate change are much bigger and happening all over the world including bangladesh and we will need a lot more money than they are offering right now. but this is by no means the final agreement, we'll ask how much work remains to be done if the summit is to be succesful. also this lunchtime: the conservative mp geoffrey cox says he doesn't believe he broke the rules, after images appeared to show him using his westminster office for private work. vaccination deadline — anyone working in care homes in england must be fully jabbed by today unless they're medically exempt. prince harry tells a tech conference the media has been mysogynistic towards his wife — and says he warned the boss of twitter about politcal unrest in the us. and 80 years after women were conscripted into the war effort, we hear from some of those who played vital roles during world war two. he was in the army, my first boyfriend, and he had been told he was going to be sent abroad, so i thought if ijoined the army i might meet up with him again. and coming up on the bbc news channel. all the buil

it has been licensed with no patents, no strings attached to vaccine developers in india, indonesia, bangladesh, and knowledge to sub-saharan africa, and we are doing it and we are making it. we had a fraction of the help moderna and pfizer had gotten the g7 countries we might have had the world vaccinated. you talk about pollock -- kailey: you talked about policy failures. his imposing travel bans a policy failure? jonathan: i think -- dr. hotez: i think it is. remember in february 2020 everyone was so focused on travel bans from china, meantime the virus had already entered into new york city from southern europe to ignite that horrific epidemic across new york city. we know this virus has already spread around the world. that is not because there's anything unique to omicron. that has been true of every variant we have seen so far. by the time we identify a variant, it has gone global. a lot of this is based on optics , where especially in the eu they want to show they are doing something. unfortunately it is self-defeating and impairs our ability to fight the pandemic and punishes african c

they were big favourites against bangladesh in dubai and they made very light work of the group's bottom side. australia's last match was a heavy defeat to the group leaders england but they showed no hangover from that — captain aaron finch put bangladesh into bat and then watched his side bowl them out forjust 73. adam zampa returning with career best figures of five for 19. finch then starred with the bat, top scoring with a0 offjust 20 balls to help them reach the target in just over six overs. the eight—wicket win has also done wonders for their run rate as well, lifting them to second in their group above south africa, so qualification for the semi—finals is in their own hands with just the west indies to play. that could be interesting, because the west indies are out now. their defence ended in the last hour, with defeat to sri lanka in abu dhabi. sri lanka set the windies a target of 190 and took regular wickets to stifle their chase, this stunning catch from bhanuka rajapaksa one of the highlights. despite shimron hetymer�*s 80, which included a late flurry of sixes, th

from bangladesh. applause. he tie need an energy and exchange network, allowing people to sell excess energy produced by the sun. and from nigeria, the founder of ready. which makes solar power catchable. and finally the winner who helped create... applause. who helped create an electrolyser in thailand, powering the use of green hydrogen, helping transform how we power our industry and vehicles. these three solutions are physically represented in the room today so you can see for yourself how exciting they are. revive our oceans is next. he would have been here but he is lending his insights to another cop panel next door. he is fighting to protect 30% of the world's oceans by 2030. next is the living sea walls team in australia represented by melanie bishop. applause. their irreparable siebel panels are bringing marine life back to coastal sea defences. and based in the bahamas, sam. applause. sam and his team won the prize that climate resistant fast—growing coral. ourfourth earthshot is climate resistant

looking to bounce back after their defeat to england at the weekend, aaron finch's side gave bangladesh no chance at all, bowling them out for just 73. adam zampa getting five wickets. finch then starred with the bat, top scoring with 40 off 20 balls to help them reach the target in just over six overs. they now go above south africa in the table and play the west indies in theirfinal match. and talking of west indies. they are out — their defence ended with defeat to sri lanka in abu dhabi. sri lanka set them a target of 190 and took regular wickets to stifle their chase, this stunning catch from bhanuka rajapaksa one of the highlights. despite shimron hetmyer�*s 80, which included a late flurry of sixes, the west indies ultimately fell 20 runs short. cameron norrie has lost in straight sets to the american taylor fritz in the paris masters. the world number 13 had been hoping to get through the third round, and qualify for the atp tour finals in turin — which is still mathematically possible, but 24 year old fritz was too strong for him. taking norrie 6—3 in the first set and

in a village on the coast of bangladesh, people are using mud to try to hold back the sea. it's all they've got. the rising level of the ocean means they're getting more often. they're getting flooded more often. and we saw the same villagers struggling in the same way back in 2009. the people who've done the least to cause climate change suffering the most from it. it's a forecast of climate scientists, and the sea rises even more, only by a meter by the end of the century. well, how on earth are these millions of people going to cope? with life so precarious, this community has long been desperate for international help. that's why shorbanu wanted to share her story at the climate summit in copenhagen 12 years ago. she told me she was pleased to be there and believed that world leaders would do something. they didn't. and now, shorbanu's life is tougher than ever. extreme weather is striking more often, and there's still very little assistance. translation: we have no idea what we can do. i if people can help us, then something can change. we don't have the money to move

the catastrophic flooding they face in bangladesh, mauritius, they face in bangladesh, mauritius, they face, barbados was brilliant they face, barbados was brilliant the other day. they are helping to focus minds on the issue and to attract massive sums of investment. the uk can be very proud of the commitments we have already made that some of our actions are in danger of making manufacturing and heavy industry in particular and competitive. could i ask the prime minister once again, is there any significance in the absence from cop26 by leaders of our industrial competitors like china and russia? is he confident they can be persuaded to do more after the conference to provide a more level playing field? i understand why my friend should be anxious but i talked to both the presidents and they said that the pandemic precluded them from coming and i understand the situation they are in. they had senior negotiators there in glasgow as we speak.

bangladesh admits less than half -- admits less than half. this loathing country has always been vulnerable to flooding. climate change has intensified storms, pushed saltwater further in land and now driven an estimated 10 million people from their homes. >> the 170 million people in my country are the most climate aware people in the whole world. >> this is the director of the international center for climate change and development. he is in glascow. he has been to all of these summits. >> the gray hair is one indicator. >> the people of his country are following the talks of government closely. >> many feel that the climate change problem is a problem of injustice. it is about rich people polluting the atmosphere. that is just wrong. >> one reason for that inequality is the failures of the world's richest countries to deliver on a promised $100 billion per year to help poor countries adapt to climate change. while many argue that some was far too little, the wealthier nations are not even on track to hit that goal. they provided about $80

african opponents to mantra 44 for five response to ensure their place in the last four south africa beat bangladesh by six wickets to maintain their push the semifinals. england captain has said he is thrilled ben stokes is back for the series in australia and he has not played for england since march and is taking a break from the sport to focus on his mental wellbeing. the squad travelled ahead of the first test in brisbane on december the 8th. . fin of the first test in brisbane on december the 8th. ._ of the first test in brisbane on december the 8th. . on a personal level, december the 8th. . on a personal level. l'm — december the 8th. . on a personal level, i'm absolutely _ december the 8th. . on a personal level, i'm absolutely thrilled - december the 8th. . on a personal level, i'm absolutely thrilled that l level, i'm absolutely thrilled that he's in a place where he can enjoy the sport again. and i can imagine it's been very difficult for him being out of the game and it will be exciting to hear him when we've spoken. more recently for stub economics hear him smiling down the line whi

needed communication efforts, let's assume in south africa or in bangladesh, the same level of import or same level of efforts to that communication and behavioral dimensions would be needed. logistics are challenging and high income countries. they are also challenging in low and middle income countries. >> thank you for joining us. now to yemen, where houthi rebels are pressing hard to capture the city of merit. the last stronghold of the internationally recognized government. it lies at the heart of yemen's oil field, and it would be a major turning point in the seven year conflict. at least 800,000 people displaced by the war have fled to the city, and more are coming. jeremy bowen made his way there and has this report, which includes distressing images. >> the planes are not much of a refuge. but it is all there is for more than 45,000 people who fled the houthi offensive in the last three months. at this camp, the newest arrivals are in flimsy tents, with little food and salty water. children don't have schools. in the desert, the nights are cold. they've lost almost everything

bangladesh went out to slash maternal mortality rates by 40%. what is happening in the richest country in the world? not that we don't know how to intervene. >> not that we're not capable. >> exactly. it's because women are not believed about our pain. not just ma personal health. chronic pain, endometriosis, heart disease, goes on and on. women especially in their 50s, because heart disease is so much thought of a male disease, women are a lot of times dismissed from the hospital mid-heart attack. we don't have those hollywood heart attacks. we pain in our neck, we feel nauseous. a lot of this is, yes, women, we have to advocate for ourselves, but, please, doctors in the health care system, they have to believe women. trust women. >> this is such an important book. who should read it and why? >> everybody should read it, but not only just women. i know that women are going to read this, because mika, let me tell you. every woman has a story. >> right. >> every woman has a medical misogyny story. if they don't have it they know someone who does,

bangladesh has sent a further -- refugees to the bay of bengal. the government began transporting people a year ago and says the island can accommodate 100,000 inhabitants. pope francis is in lebanon where he met with prime minister -- the prime minister and promised to help the country rise up from difficult economic times. the pope offered diplomatic support for lebanon, which has not recovered from a devastating financial collapse in 2019. uber drivers blocked a main road in the heart of brussels protesting a court decision that will ban their services in the e.u. capital. the court ruled private individuals could not offer taxi services and the ridesharing company says it will cease operation starting friday. the french government says it is increasing patrols in the english channel after 27 people including women and children died in the rough waters as they tried to reach the united kingdom by boat could. -- by boat. the incident has led london and paris to blame each other for the deaths. our correspondent spoke with people hoping to cross

the impacts of climate change are much bigger and happening all over the world including my country bangladesh and we will need a lot more money than they are offering right now. former conservative cabinet minister geoffrey cox says he doesn't believe he broke the rules, after images appeared to show him using his westminster office for private work. vaccination deadline — anyone working in care homes in england must be fullyjabbed by today unless they're medically exempt. an experienced caver trapped underground for two days in wales is named as george linnane — he's said to be in "good spirits" after 250 people were involved in his rescue. england's t20 world cup semifinal against new zealand gets under way in abu dhabi — they're without openerjason roy after a calf injury ruled him out of the tournament. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the first draft of a climate agreement has been published at the cop26 global summit in glasgow. the document urges nations to outline their long—term strategy to reach net zero carbon emissions by the middle of this century, and to curb glob

imagine the stigma of the white lady marrying a person, but she didn't k, but i'm also proud to be a bangladesh she is ro oh yes, my dad does my dad. roughly 4 weeks before he died and smile when he graduated. and mona, when she graduated, she sees the world in a different way because being younger than me, she can maybe project forward where i don't. that's why i think politicians shouldn't be allowed to be politicians after 65. that some young blood far us away because they got better ideas as see things better than we do. we always thinking in the past and thinking in the future and it's important. so i do miss her. yes. oh i . 2 1 today we have the integration of the strong room for the 1st british mas demarco, and guess was different because life have come to join us in the celebrations. a kind of pivotal moment. hydro clean up the countries and indeed it was europe muslim burial service. we're hopefully gonna see luna and her family member coming in with starting at 530 so i think it's for she'll show it on time to go 15 minutes. ah ah. 2 ah, ah, i can just finish basically timing. okay,

lots of warmth building in the northeast corner for bungalow -- -- bangladesh. a wintry picture in china. this is beijing. snowfall over the weekend. for a, people enjoying the snow -- forbidden city, people enjoying the snow. that has moved to the northeast, wintry mix at play here. that is affecting the korean peninsula. things are turning cooler in japan with heavy rain in the north. that is your weather update. >> the weather sponsored by qatar airways. >> the pacific island nation falling victim to rising sea levels. skillfully commending the stage of climate change diplomacy -- commanding the stage of climate change diplomacy. but can he secure a future for his soon to be stateless people? >> it is going to be the fate of the rest of the world. >>itness it on alazeera. ♪ >> welcome back. the un security council has warned the conflict in ethiopia's tigray region could spiral into civil war. poland's closing part of its border crossing with belarus after large groups of migrants tried to force their way through. poland accuses the belarusian government of

you know, the pressure men in bangladesh or the fisherman and wherever overcome the over fishing that you have by the commercial, enormous fleet. that just to equal everything. the main, we say sickness of the system of human rights protection today is what i call the red herring, the wrong priorities. the money is being spent for issues of gender. not that gender is not important. what is not the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd priority? the 1st priority is peace. make a and in order to have peace, you have to control arms straight the arms race. you have to make sure, but if there is so much trade in arms, you want more so that they blow up the drone. so they blow up there and they need new, i'm going i'm going to say that, i mean, obviously when, when countries do say they want to evade that new liberal model and not have the public private partnerships to an extent. although lately that's not quite true . arguing it's venezuela and the human rights industry as it's cool comes down hard on them. you finish the book talking about venezuela. you probably know the president maduro believes that gold